the teenage suspect in the brutal murder of 8- year old maddy middleton ... back in court. the major decision a judge made in the case today. plus. the national parks service considering a steep increase in admission fees. how high the cost could rise. and next. an emotional return for residents in the north bay .. coming home for the first time since being evacuated during the north bay firestorm <"to be here is such a joy"> a very happy homecoming for a group of senior citizens evacuated during the fire in santa rosa. all of them suffer from some form of memory loss.(pam) and the night the fires started raging, they all had to get out immediately. now, more than two weeks later, they got to go back to their care community. kron 4's justine waldman takes us to the emotional welcome back celebration. after two weeks away. the senior citizens at the vineyard at foutaingrove memory care.. finally returned home.to a champagne celebration!natsbig hugs welcomed all 17 of the residents back.the people who live here.. suffer from memory loss.making the trauma of the fire and its a

maddie is the first to notice.e has a big cold web snooze. >> i need your powers of description here it. >> smells like stale stagnant water, garbage type thing that just comes up from the sewer. >> reporter: distinctive sewer smell. >> exactly yes. >> reporter: philly if you know is assaulting nostrils all over the city these days. we asked the water department's john to explain why. short answer, three weeks without measurable rain. normal rainfall water flow noose the street corner inlets and dilutes flushes away the waste found inside. >> when it's dry and waste and debris that's inside of it, you just get a much stronger sense of what the smells are that coming out of the inlets. >> reporter: fully concentrated and just sitting there. >> correct. >> reporter: there are underground traps. normally filled with water that stop sewer smells from escaping to the street above. just like the u trap under your sing at home. says john -- >> sewer odor oars gases in there and the water level is too low, that odor could

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he's charged in the death of maddie middleton. her body was eventually found in a kemp administer at the complex they -- dumpster at the complex they both lived in. if convicted he faces life in prison without parole. >>> a south bay sheriff's deputy pulled awe driver over and wound up catching a suspected mail thief eventually. here he is, 27-year-old justin rucker. deputies tried to pull him over sunday morning, but he got away. then they caught him when his car hit a curb. they found stolen mail and burglary tools. >> i'm afraid they were clueless. >>> another runway scare at sfo. tonight the frantic calls from the tower that went unanswered. car.. and a cyclist. tonight: what is going on .. on bay area roads? >>> and just the latest scary run in between a car and cyclist tonight. what's going on on bay area roadways? >>> and a famous bay area haunted house is coming to the big screen, and tonight we have a sneak peak. passengers to be careful, if they're >>> tonight the naacp issued an unusual travel advisory telling black pas

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(will) the teenage suspect in the murder of maddy middleton will be tried as an adult.ars when he was arrested two- years ago. a judge has ruled that gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the rape and murder of the 8-year- old girl. her body was discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. investigators have described the murder as one of the most heinous they have ever seen. ( terisa ) danville police have arrested an elderly man accused in two different hit- and-run crashes over the weekend. the susepct is 83-year-old daniel brennan. police say he was driving saturday afternoon when he collided with a bicyclist on diablo road. they say he sped off --- but a couple hours later hit two more bicyclists on diablo road near clydesdale drive. all the bicyclists hit were injured - but are expected to be okay. (terisa) this morning the number of missing people in sonoma county is now at 31 following the north bay wildfrires. police say the number keeps changing as more people are found and as others are reported missing. just yesterday... police received 22 new calls

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the teenage suspect in the murder of maddy middleton... will be tried as an adult.a-j gonzalez was 15 at the time of his arrest two years ago. today a judge ruled gonzalez be tried as an adult in the rape and murder of the 8-year-old girl. the 20-15 killing rocked the santa cruz community and touched off a frantic search. investigators have described the murder as one of the most heinous they have ever seen. (grant) in day two of the kate steinle murder trial... the jury saw a photograph taken by a witness.. which captures the suspect and the victim, just moments before steinle was killed in san francisco. tonight, kron4's maureen kelly has the latest from inside the courtroom ... where witnesses who were along pier 14 .. talked about the suspect they saw... both before and after the shooting. the first witness on the stand today said she saw the suspect.jose garica zarate.seen here in an eariler court appearance.on pier 14turning around and around in a swivel chair looking at people and laughing. that witness.is the woman you see wearing a khaki shirt....michelle l

(grant) another big story tonight....the teenage suspect in the murder of maddy middleton ....ill be tried as an adult. a-j gonzalez was 15 years old at the time of his arrest two- years ago. today, a judge ruled, gonzalez be tried as an adult in the rape and murder of the 8-year- old girl. the 20-15 killing rocked the santa cruz community... and touched off a frantic search for the little girl. investigators have described the murder.. as one of the most heinous they have ever seen. (steve) coming up new at ten:a walk takes a scary turn... when a puppy falls 10 feet into an open manhole.... tonight -- it is still ánotá covered... (pam) then - new at ten: keeping your kids safe on halloween... what you need to know to make sure they do not knock on the door of a registered sex offender... (steve) and next:day two of the kate steinle murder trial.. what a witness caught on camera -- just before the fatal shot was fired. (steve) today was day two of the kate steinle murder trial. the jury was shown a photograph taken by a witness.... which captured the suspect and the victim, jus

aj gonzalez was 15 at the time that maddy middleton was killed more than two years ago.y was found in a dumpster in the housing complex where she and gonzalez both lived. gonzalez will appear for arraignment in adult court in november. if convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >>> newly released video is an example of increased hostility of cars and bicyclists who share the road [ screaming ] >> this happened on dublin canyon road in castro valley on friday. a person threw a tennis ball at a bicyclist. the police are investigating. >>> at the peninsula humane society a snake with a sense of adventure is now yours to adopt. >> rumple snakeskin hitched a ride on a vta bus. nobody is here how the ball python got on but the driver made an extra stop to drop off rumple snakeskin at peninsula humane society. >> getting nervous looking at the video. >> yeah, i mean. the name is hard to say. the center says he is very friendly and vows to make a great pet. >>> soon people in -- let me start again. soon it will be easier for people in san francisco to know if the

jason maddy, thank you so much for doing what you're doing and being with us tonight. >> thank you, sirgood night. >> that is all in. a motive. love is a motive. a pageant queen. she was a whole lot of gorgeous women. lester holt: and at center stage, a charismatic guitar hero. --just charming. you know, everybody loved him. he was playing us both for quite some time. lester holt: two women, one man-- a love triangle with sharp edges. jim, at one point, had told me that he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. in this twisted game of hearts, how many would have to pay the price? she called and let me know that russ was dead. lester holt: how far would things go?

4:30 to killing 8-year-old maddy middleton of santa cruz will stand trial as an adult -- >>> the teen accused of killing 8-year-old mady middleton of santa cruz will stand trial as an adult. >> a judge made that decision yesterday after two months of testimony. these are some photos from inside the courtroom. adrian a.j. gonzalez is accused of luring, raping and killing mady middleton in santa cruz two years ago when he was 15 years old. the the little girl's mother says a jury will now see what happened to her daughter. >> i feel very bad for the jury that's going to have to look at all of those awful photographs of what he did to my daughter. we were spared the photographs this time. we heard the details. the jury's going to have to see it all and you can't unsee things. >> if gonzalez remained in the juvenile system, he would have gotten out before his 23rd birthday. if convicted as an adult, he will likely face life in prison. >>> and an east bay catholic school is under foyer for the way it handled a disturbing hate incident on campus. last week the school expelled two students f

the teenager who killed maddie middleton will stand trial as an adult. the lawyers will try to fight that decision. these are photos from inside the courtroom. adrian, a.j., gonzalez is accused of raping and killing her when he was 15 years olds. the little girl's mother says a jury will now see what happened to her daughter. >> i feel very bad for the jury that is going to have to look at those awful photographs of what he did to my daughter. we were spared the photographs this time. we heard the details. the jury is going to have to see it all. you can't unsee things. >> if gonzalez remained in the you've nile system, he would have gotten out before his 23rd birthday. if convicted as an adult, he will face life in prison. >>> new this morning, a man is facing charges for a wild ride over the weekend. this is in the south bay. santa clara county sheriff's department says this man here, justin rucker drove through a front yard of a home and led deputies on a chase. this is before finally crashing. it was around 4:00 on sunday. among those items, investig

. >> that was former army cavalry scout jason maddie on the ground in a town of about 30,000. molly crabapple just got back from puerto rico and joins me now. i know your dad's from the island, you have friends there. you got outside san juan, where were you? >> i was in barrio mariana, a small village, the first place on the island that the hurricane hit. >> and what was -- how much federal presence did you see there in terms of military or fema or federal officials? >> i personally saw zero presence. when i was there, the only aid that people in mariana had received was a municipal truck that gave people two small bottles of water, a pack of tropical-flavored skittles, a newt ra grain bar, and a pack of virginia sausages. i do know the military and the fbi came about three weeks after the hurricane and they did distribute mres and water. but that was pretty much it. >> in terms of how people are living their lives there, i'm assuming there was no electricity. >> none. >> and how were people -- how are people getting the bakes? which is water, electricity, food? >> some peopl

. >> her name is maddie. adorable.ow we're, let's see, i'm on my gabrielle union watch. >> stalking. >> my stalking thing. almost 12 hours now, the countdown clock, we will get to you during our show, starting at 6:00. i'm about 12 hours away from meeting gabrielle union, i've never met her. >> what are you going to say? what are your first words? what is your opening line? >> my opening like uhhh. mary jane a ahh. >> you're funny, you'll have something, something that will be look quirky and good. >> i'll craft something. i've got 12 hours to craft. >>> and i've got eight, no, seven minutes until we see you on good day philadelphia at 6:00. >> the next hour, all right, thank you, look for that then. >> show you some more gabrielle union when we come right back. also a look up in the poconos, blue mountain, beautiful start to this thursday, so, amazing. we'll have so much more in two minutes. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl

jason maddy, thank you so much for doing what you're doing and being with us tonight. >> thank you, sir. good night. >> that is all in. the rachael maddow show starts right now. >> the last 24 hours has been a weird whiplash news cycle. the administration announced suddenly that it will deliberately throw a wrench into the american health care system. a policy change from the administration that didn't have to go through congress. it will have the effect of costing the government about $200 billion over the next ten years in exchange for spending that extra taxpayer money, there will be an estimated 1 million americans who will lose their health insurance coverage all together because of this change. and health insurance costs are likely to go up for everyone. so that's worth paying for, that's a heck of a bargain. this is not repeal or replace when it comes to obamacare, this is just paying a lot of taxpayer money to make the health care system work more poorly and cost more and insure fewer people. sure, why not? that news from late last night. and that was followed today by the presi

my name is maddie wolters, and on behalf of the harvard book tore and the nieman foundation, i'm very pleased to welcome you to this evening's event with andrea pitzer presenting her new book, "one long night." we're pleased to have c-span2's booktv taping this event. when asking questions in the q&a, please know that you'll be recorded, and please wait a moment for the microphone to come to you before asking your question. here at the harvard bookstore, we're gearing up for a fall season absolutely packed with fantastic author events including talks with patty smith, katherine -- sorry. e.j. dionne jr. for details on these and other upcoming events, visit harvard.com/events and sign up for our weekly e-mail newsletter, or you can pick up one here. tonight's talk will conclude with some time for your questions after which we'll have a book signing right here at this table. the signing line will form through the doorway to my left, and copies of the book are sold at the register in the other room. tonight's featured title is 20% off for this evening. this event book discount is part of

thank you for joining us maddie, i think you see this as a good idea. how much money do you think it could raise? >> well, let me be very clear, i'm all for getting marginal tax rates as low as they can go. i want comprehensive tax reform that is as smart as it can possibly be so to your point earlier, how much money does it raise, need to look at the scores, i think the estimates are $300 million tobillion to $o for keeping the tax rate where it is. this suspect a new tisn't a newe 9.6 for earners make over $1 million. that could be something that raises enough revenue to really plow it into something else that's more pro-growth in the plan rate reductions are a very important part of comprehensive tax reform but of course the way we treat capital, income at dig different levels than business income, those are important as well. >> paul ryan has pretty much guaranteed the millionaire tax will get through all this. you don't think that's a very good idea, why >> i understand the need for compromise, i understand the need for finding moneys to actually f

jason maddy, thank you so much for doing what you're doing and being with us tonight. >> thank you, sir. good night. >> that is all in. a motive. love is a motive. a pageant queen. she was a whole lot of gorgeous women. lester holt: and at center stage, a charismatic guitar hero. --just charming. you know, everybody loved him. he was playing us both for quite some time. lester holt: two women, one man-- a love triangle with sharp edges. jim, at one point, had told me that he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. in this twisted game of hearts, how many would have to pay the price? she called and let me know that russ was dead. lester holt: how far would things go? i looked at her eyes and i-- i mean, she's evil. she is evil. lester holt: a manhunt which stretched from the northwest down to mexico, and runs smack into mother nature. your suspect is, quite literally, in the wind. he's gone. [theme music] [music playing] josh mankiewicz: love, according to the songwriters, is a many-splendored thing. financial empires have been built on our annual homage to hearts and flowers.

jason maddy, thank you so much for doing what you're doing and being with us tonight. >> thank you, sirht. >> that is all in. the rachael maddow show starts right now. >> the last 24 hours has been a weird whiplash news cycle. the administration announced suddenly that it will deliberately throw a wrench into the american health care system. a policy change from the administration that didn't have to go through congress. it will have the effect of costing the government about $200 billion over the next ten years in exchange for spending that extra taxpayer money, there will be an estimated 1 million americans who will lose their health insurance coverage all together because of this change. and health insurance costs are likely to go up for everyone.

he was impore tuned by hamilton, and james maddie son and others to find out a way to have a better form of government. there was meeting in annapolis. it was designed to theoretically amend the articles of confederation. it was really a bit of a subterfuge and james madison and others were really looking for way to create a whole new set of government. to do that they needed to have george washington president. they decided to convince him he should come to this new group they were going to convene called a constitutional convention it ultimately became to be known. george washington wasn't sure if he would come or not. if he came and it failed it would hurt his prestige and if he didn't come, what he fought for so hard might separate. he ultimately came. people were asked to send states to the constitutional convention in philadelphia, in may of 1877. why do we need a constitution? we needed something different because the articles of confederation was probably going to disintegrate. how did we come up with something that's now last twod 30 years. think about this. yesterday, 230 years

deep and says challenge the status quo expose double standards and debate the contradictions join me maddi our son for a new season of the show the frank loved up front. but this time i'll just. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. powerful documentaries there that tell you that hurting us this is literally killing off and we needed to stop would you then listen to bates and discussions and you tell me the one thing you'd like the us to do and gauge and gave and gave and not for more on the fire challenge your perceptions. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the iraqi army says it's taking full control of the oil rich northern city of kirkuk without resistance from kurdish forces. leader has failed to the clear of his region plans from spain instead perilous. dialogue. and at least thirty two people have been killed in wildfires in central and northern over the past twenty four hours. these really government has approved the construction of israeli settlements units in hebron in the occupied west bank it's the first time the gove

she had two, maddy and izzy, both she adopted. the tribute includes this message: rachel, we love you and miss you. hearts are breaking. rachel parker was 33. >> bill wolfe jr. was celebrating his 20th wedding anniversary at the country music festival with his wife robin at his side. bill worked as a wrestling coach and a volunteer little league coach in shippensburg, pennsylvania for six years. the political director there confirmed his death in a facebook post saying, it's with the most of broken hearts the family of bill wolfe jr. and his wife robin share that bill has been confirmed to be among the deceased as a result of the mass attack in las vegas. the little league board issued a statement. saying, we are deeply sadened by his loss, both as a friend and a part of our little league family. his leadership, enthusiasm and care and concern for these children will be greatly missed and certainly never forgotten in this community. a previous employer described him as a personable, fun and devoted christian. >> definitely going t

before being captured yesterday (brittney wx tease) kron 4 news has just learned the suspect in the maddy.... will be tried as an adult. a-j gonzalez was 15 at the time of his arrest. the santa cruz county prosecutor's office told kron four this afternoon, it plans to charge gonzalez as an adult in the rape and murder of the 8-year-old girl. the killing two years ago ... rocked the santa cruz community a touched off a frantic search. investigators have described the murder as one of the most heinous they have ever seen. gonzalez was neighbor of the victim.. ( pam ) we have new video tonight of the suspected gunman in a lake county deadly rampage.... as well as a timeline of events.( steve ) we still do not have a motive... but a clearer picture of how the events unfolded yesterday. grant lodes is here with the new information. ( grant ) there is a lot to sort through.. but from what police are telling us...here's what happened. surveillance video captured the suspected shooter... alan ashmore... as he walked into a gas station convenience store in clearlake oaks. you can see the suspect c

her name is maddie. >> bugs have ears? >> yes, they do. and she is interviewed pink. will interview us. >> all right. >> and we're not going to take it easy on this young laid. >> i phillie versus pittsburgh, all know the deadline day to get the second headquarters cities all over the country trying get amazon attention, working g hard here in philly but the pittsburgh started talking trash, by talking down on philly. >> well, i'm go down to philly sports bar, oh, no pittsburgh sports bar, with my philly tude and i'll debate them on why we should get it. >> mike just imagine this, mike versus 20 or 30 pittsburgh fans. >> so, would you go with me please? we need back up. >> saw said please. >> calling for back up. >> all right. >> wear your shades today. do have the wet short, not as chilly as yesterday, still 40's, 50's out there in the itsy it is 51 degrees. >> pleasant day, 56 degrees by lunch time with breitbart sunshine. another beauty, with high of 72. and that is your weather at 8:31, time to check traffic real quick. all about the sun glare this morning. really

that's maddie and jimmy.get over to julia, she has new developments on the weinstein company, what now, julia? >> more fallout in the allegations that harvey weinstein sexually harassed many women over the course of several decades. dow jones now reporting that the weinstein company is considering delaying the release of the current war, it was slated to be released in november they're considering releasing it next year. this film star iring benedict cumberbatch. technicolor, which post-production work on films is stopping extending credit to the weinstein company. also just moments ago, the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, which runs the oscars says it's olding a special meeting on october 14th, that's saturday, to discuss the allegations against weinstein and any actions warranted by the academy saying that allegations are ant theft call to the high standards of the economy and the creative community it represents so certainly this is going to be very interesting to watch. we wonder if they coul